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The thing has been hemorrhaging money here. according to the "national enquirer," she is being forced out kind of in a way. there was recently a meeting and discovery communications, which co-owns the network with her, basically stripped her of her power. she'll keep the title of ceo, but it's really just in name only. she's no longer, according to this report, no longer in a position to actually make any executive decisions or hire staff without consulting with discovery executives first here. they say she has taken an emotional and ego hit off of this and is just not really running the show ...

it will make things more difficult. it is very important that you act quickly, and i'm now waiting for your response. >> cnn's elise lapin joins us from the white house. before we get to reaction, let's talk about the demands. what are they demanding? >> well, soledad, a range of demands starting from releasing all al qaeda and taliban prisoners and in particular those responsible for the 1993 bombing of the world trade center, the attempted attack on the world trade center, and also a halt to all air strikes in yemen, somalia, afghanistan and pakistan and the list goes on. more good...

Democrats were questioning senator obama's to rule in foreign policy and have the knowledge and guess the wherewithal to make these executive decisions. >> when it came down to it he was strong. he went against biden and others. >> because mitt romney said he wouldn't. mitt romney said it's not worth heaven and earth and spending billions of dollars to get osama bin laden. this president. >> if mitt romney were in office and he knew exactly where he was >> there were people out there in the president -- >> i don't know about that. >> there were people in the president's own administration it's...

Court invalidated it and the president should have known. i think the court wants to get heavy cases off the docket to get back to their routine. if they are anxious to resolve this it is a normal human anxiety not an effort to blue the presidential election. >>shepard: what took this case to the level they would have longer arguments on this than anything in decades. >>judge napolitano: they want to show respect to the congress for a 2,600 page statute and they want to show respect to the states which have challenged them because 26 of the states have challenged it. all with republican attorn...

When he was speaker. >> if you look at his voting record, over 90% acu, lifetime voting record over three decades in the house. he balanced the budget, helped lead the charge of balance the budget for the first time in the generation, balanced it for the first time since the 1920s. if you look at his record, it's a very conservative record. it's historically conservative. >> i don't think -- i don't know whether i agree with it being historically conservative. but here's the bottom line -- >> what was accomplished from '95 through '98? >> well, i think if you talk to john kasich, he would tell...